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$250,000
TO LEND
The Alabama
Home Building &
Loan Association
Has a quarter of a million dollars to lend at once for build
ing homes and for taking up mortgages on improved prop
erty in the Birmingham district. Office 2026 1st Avenue.
Igjf ■ I
RATES—One rent a nnnl it day; no ad.
taken for lea* than 25c for first inner
tlon. Cawlt n»u*« Heooinpnn* order.
WAN1KU ~~ |
■HAVINO^ISratT" 1921 4th av«. 8-ll tf i
WS sharpen eafety razor blades bet
ter than new. 25u dozen; send them [
parcel post. Robert Pro well Stove Co., j
Birmingham. Ala. 4-t tf
GREEN FORAGE FOR
POULTRY
f Dwarf Essex Rape Is very, nutri
tious, grows quickly, stands the
winter and is sold cheaply. Win
ter seed rye also makes good
' green forage for poultry and live
stock. Both of the above arc sold
by
JOHN L. PARKER,
Druggist. Florist and Seedman.
Woodward Bldg.
v ItVANT contract with experienced party
to furnish dry kiln ami planer, make
finish stock on A.. B. A- A. railroad. |
Address Box 114, Alexander City, Ala.
Spy. _9-4-1It |
IPatITnTS SK< ’FEED Vour invention
may be small but valuable if patented.
*... Parker Cork, Victor Bldg.. Washing
ton. D. C. 9-12-et |
Wanted -Eoan cn two lurge, fine'
farms and subwvhaii acreage, also $50001
j or $6u00 loan on 7*» l«»ts fronting car lln .
Woodlawn. Bog X45.
WANTED—-To ext hange good unincum""
bered lot for second hand Ford run
I about. Phone Main 16.
WANTED- To inn ■ mid hand 16-gauge
hammerless shotgun: must In* in first
el ass pondition and cheap for cash. Ad
dress K-13, care Age-Herald 9-13-2t
~ _ WANTED—SITUATIONS
WHEN in need of an expert accountant
to audit your books at reasonable price,
call “Freeman,” 310-J, West End.
9-7-7t
POSITION of some kind; must have em
ployment. Cal! Main 5934-W. 9-11-31
:t.^lS®OK I\ E E1 * E R, 1" years* experience,
wants position at once; best of city ref
erences as to diaiucter ami ability. An
dress IT-43. care Age-Herald. 9-12-2t
Want ED- Position by boy of 17. willing
to work and can furnish references;
hove had 2 years* high schooling. Call
Main 7978-J. 9-12-L’t
WANTED- position hy boy 17 years of
age; has had experience in office work,
dry goods and grocery store; wants work
at once. Address 169 N. 51st st.. Wood
lawn, Ala., or call Main 516 or 517.
Spy_ 9-12-2t
'■ • WANTED—Young man 2<) years of age d«~
sires as soon as possible a position in
an office; a college graduate. Address
169 N. olst st., or phone 516 or 517 Main.
_ 9-12-2t
WANTED—At once, position by registered
pharmacist; have had 3 years’ practi
cal experience and guarantee to give
satisfaction. Address W. A. Wood,
Oneonta. Aha 9-12-7t
* WANTED—Eight position; have had ex
pcricnce as watchman, ready to report
bf for work immediately. Address Watch
man, 1903 Ave. E. Phone Main 5934-W.
W: _ 9-12-2t
SfrEN O (; it A I * I i K R nf 7 yens' experk net
wants to figure with some reliable firm
for ]>osition; best of references fur
nished. Adclress#V-43. care Age-l!eraid.
Kjtftij' 9-12-21
FOR LAWNS
Parker’s evergreen mixed lawn
* grass seed, made either with or
without white clover, will give
the best results, produces a soft,
ns 4 velvetry green sward during t lie
winter and spring. 1 lb. sows a
apace 10x3) (300 square feet),
price 1 lb., 26c.
JOHN L. PARKER,
^ * Druggist. Florist and Heedman.
Woodward Bldg.
|U',
ft
, ANTED Position by young man. lit
years of age. as collector; can furnish
V best of reference. Address K. \\ s.
2326 Ave. O. south. 9-13-2t-sat-mo
feip-voii want a wide awake young man
who is willing to work and make good,
any kind of honest work accepted; can
furnish references. Address Y-43. rare
Age-Herald.
Wantj: D—Position by experienced young
lady stenographer. Call , Bell phone,
West End 17.
fiAN 28 years of age, married, wants po~
BEalrttJon as salesman at once; salary no ob
ject; not a piker; can produce; record
shows for itself; have sold advertising
fL’ past three years; can handle tiigii class
*1 trade; any line would be considered;
f reason, want to locate in Birmingham.
- I Address C-44, care Age-Herald.
Wg ■■■ ANNOUNCEMENT
^ ---
FOR DECKS
Chamberlain’s Indian Runner Duck
fctfy Food is the most complete even
.> ration food to keep ducks healthy
and laying. Hold only by
JOHN L. PARKER.
Druggist Florist and Heedman.
Woodward Bldg.
>1'\’KMHNT—Mrs. Walter Lynch
will be In her dressmaking parlors Mon
, day, September 15; will In- p tease, • io
J* gtrva old and new customers. 9-12-3t
ONE CENT A WORD
RA I FS—.Oar rent a word a dart no ad.
taken for lean than 25c for first Inaer
tion. <awh innat lecompany order.
WANTED—-SALESMEN
SALESMEN WANTED—A tew good men
to sell El Paso lots at $46 to $60 on easy
terms. Pest seller on the market today.
Birdseye view furnished. El Paso
Heights Investment Co., Bo*' 510, El
Paso, Tex. 8-20-20t
W VNTBD An experienced traveling man
to Hell clothing in the state of Alabama,
to begin October l; have a good estab
lished trade and will pay good salary
to the right man. Address Box 1*J,
Knoxville, Tcmi. 9-13-3t
SALESMEN in small towns to sell -
ard styles and fabrics of laces and em
broideries from largest New York stock
at cheapest market prices; liberal credit
and terms. No objection to carrying
other lines; state references and experi
ence; 10 per cent commission; expenses
advam-cd. Box 1!>. Station A, Now York.
BUSINESS CHANCES__
WANTED -First-class man as partner
in grocery business: best location in
Birmingham. Address Y-39, care Age
Herald. 8-31-tf
FOR SALE—B ase and furniture 9-room
house, best location, half value: owner
leaving town. Fall Main 41770-J. aft- r
K evenings and Sunday. 9-13-‘Jt
WANT to purchase, for cash, a small pay
ing business. Address B-44, care Age
Herald.
A II It I V \ I, AM) DEPARTIRE OF PASSENGER TRAINS, BIRMINGHAM
The following schedule figures are published only as information, and are
:.■>! :: u;i r. I n t' ■< d._
Itl It >1 { Uill A !H TKRMIVAIi STATION
SoiirXiTii Railway
No. Arrive iron) —
11 Atlanta 5:20 am I
12 Greenville 7:40 pm |
15 Columbus 11:30 am
2(> Mobile 8*50 pin !
23 Jacksonville 12:25 pm !
28 Selma 10 :25 am j
29 New York 4 :45 pm
::5 New York 11:4b am
:;o AilunlnI0;mi pm
-no. ueparc 10—
11 Greenville 7 Oft am
12 Allanta 12:15 am
15 Columous 4:05 pm]
19 Mobile 5:45 am!
24 Jacksonville 8:55 pm|
27 Selma 3:45 pm
40 Atlanta 8:30 am
30 New York 5:50 pm
30 New York9 :30 am
ttuceii tv < rfNceiM Route
\. G. S. R. R.
No. Arrive irora—
1 Cincinnati 10:05 pm
2 New Orleans 0:05 am
3 Cincinnati 10:15 am
l .New Orleans 0 :uo pm
5 Chattanooga 11:38 am
21 Chattanooga 0:00 pm
7 New York 10:20 pm
0 Meridian 11 :55 am
12 Meridian 11:35 pm
8 Shreveport 6:20 am
No. Depart to—
1 Shr'pt & Y. o. 10:10pm
2 Cin. & X. Y. 6:10 am
3 Yew Orleans 10:20 am
4 Cincinnati 6:05 pm
5 Meridian 4:10 pm
6 Chattanooga 4 :00 pm
7 New Orleans 10:25 pm
22 Chattanooga 5:05 am
11 Shreveport f> :0 a in
t> Yew York 6:25 am
FrUco Much
Arrivw mini —
105 Kansas Citj 3:50 pm
103 Kansas City 6:15 am
925 Winfield 10:15 am
921 Memphis5:40 pm
4 (Mitral i
•>o. uepart to—
1 OH Kansas City 12:30 Dm
104 Kansas City 10:30 pm
920 Winfield 4:15 pm
022 Memphis7 00 am
»f Ga. Ity.
No. Arrive from —
i Savannah 10.10 pm
0 fncksonville 12:0."> pm
S.tv;n nali 1 1 :,~»r. am
No. Depart to—
2 Macon 7:00 am
10 Jacksonville 4 piu
4 Saraiinah :.**(! pm
BIRMINGHAM TERMINAL STATION
Seaboard Air Line H.v.
No. Arrive from—
5 Washington 10:00 pnv
11 Washington 12:15 pm
At lama 9:,‘0 pm
No. Depart to—
6 Washington 8.00 am
12 Washington 3 .00 pm
22 Atlanta*>:■';<) am
Illinois Central II y.
No. Arri?« from—
H <’hlcago4 :l.r> pm 1
No. Depart to—
H) t'liicngo12:15 pm
MM ISVIU.r, «fc \ \SHV1 IJiK STATION
l*. & N. H. It.
No. Arrive irom —
1 Cincinnati 8:25 am
2 New Orleans 12:10 pm
o Cincinnati 8:25 pm
4 New Orleans 8:37 pm
*5 Oecatur 7:45 pm
7 Cincinnati 3:50 am
10 Montgomery 7:15 pm
12 Montgomery 10:45 am
*i ~ 1 tor10:30 am
No. Depart to—
1 New Orleans 8:33 am
2 Cincinnati 12:22 pin i
.8 New Orleans 3:40 pm:
*0 Decatur »> :15 am
7 Montgomery 4:03 aru
8 Cincinnati 12:01 am
9 Montgomery 0:20 am
11 Montgomery 3:50 pm
14 Decatur4 :l)0 pin
Hiriuliiigbam Mineral
No. Arrive from ~
39 Praco 3:13 pm
4K Tuscaloosa 11:15 am
42 Hlocton 7:2f> pm
25 Anniston 10:40 am
47 Anniston fi:30 pm
102 Tuscaloosa *1:05 pm
INo. Depart to—
S3 Praco 8:2". am
41 Blocton 6:30 aft
49 Blorton 2:45 pm
44 Anniston 3:40 pm
46 Anniston 8:30 am
'til Tuscaloosa7 00 am
Am II. A: A.
>o. Arrive irom—
23 Brunswick 11:50 am
■ T.illadesafl pin
AO. I»ppart to—
24 Brunswick 4 .00 pm
2fi TalleflpguS :;;0 hdi
Trains marked thus (•) run daily except Sunday. Other trains run dally. Central time.
__WANIVED—HKU^
LADIES AND MEN—WE CAN SAVE
YOU 50 CENTS ON EACH DOLLAR
SPENT IN OUR STORE ON DRY
GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS,
LADIES' ANli MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
SEE US. REMNANT STORE, 2'ilT 2D
AVE.
WANTED
DOCTOR REGISTERED IN ALABAMA
FOR ADVERTISING G. U. OFFICE.
GOOD SALARY AND COMMISSION.
FINE PROPOSITION FOR A GOOD
PHYSICIAN. ONLY RELIABLE DOC
i TOR NEED APPLY. REFERENCES
I
REQUIRED. ADDRESS A-14, CARE
AGE-HERALD.
WANTED—Shipbuilding blacksmith; man
1 stenographer-bookkeeper: woman book
keeper; head waiter, hotel; baker and
pastry eook, colored or white. Room 629
Chamber-Commerce Bldg.
WANTED—BOARDERS
EXCELLENT ~front room with board.
719 South 20th at. 9-4-30t
NICEDY furnished room and best table
board. 192o Ave. H. 9^11-7t
BEACTIFUL front rooms with board for
four young men or two couples; near
Highland ave. and Five Points. Call
Main 6767-J.9-12-3t
FARM LANDS
For Sale by
INGRAM REALTY COMPANY.
, Empire Bldg. Phone Main 1197.
6-22-tf
FOR SALE
WILL exchange entire subdTvTsiorn 63
lots, West Fall field (Corey ) lor Bir
mingham property. Cali o. JF. Hutch
eson. Main 6414. 9-7-1f
FOR SALE OR RENT—A good second
hand piano, cheap. 191 i Ave. F., Ens
ley. Phone Ensley 140-W. 9-12-3t
FOR SALE-Restaurant counter, stool*
and other fixtures, very cheap. Apply
212 North 20th s>t. 9-12-7t
WE will build you a boipe. Birmingham
Building and Imp. Co. 414-16-19 Amer
ican Trust Bldg. 1-16-tf
THE AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE.
Will sell your ear. We have listed with
us bargains in used machines for sale by
owners.
American Roadster, 30 H. P.$ 650
Cadillac, two 1912, tour, elect, starter
and lights, eacli . 800
Cole, 1912, touring . 900
Cartercar, Roadster, almost new_1,200
Empire Roadster, 26 H. P. 500
Hayes 4 cyl. tour., used as demon
strator . 1,600
Overland, 2 and •! pass, car, 30 H. P. 250
Oakland, 1913, touring, 5 pass.1,000
Peerless. 7 pass., touring . 500
Pope Hartford, touring, new tires— 885
Stevens Duryea. touring, 5 pass. 700
Stevens Duryea, touring. 5 pass. 360
Studebaker, 1913, 25 H. f\ 4 pass. 500
THE AUTOMOBILE
EXCHANGE
422 S. 20th St. Phone S12 Main.
9-11-tf
FOR WINTER FLOWERS
Plant now, Roman hyacinth*
bulbs, doz. 40c. Paper while nar
cissus bulbs, doz,, 25c; trumpet
major narcissus bulbs doz.; 26c;
Freesia bulb:; (put In pots), doz.,
15c. These are sold by
JOHN L. PARKER,
Druggist, Florist and Seedman.
Woodward Bldp,
FOR SA1 IE OR EXCHANGE—Several
South Highland lots; modern South
Highland 9-room residence; suburban
acreage. Large modern residence con
sidered. Apply 821 American Trust
Bldg. _
FOR SALE—One donkey, well broken.
Call 1424 18th st., south, or phone Main
4550-J.
FOR SALE—5-rooiiThoTiseT-on large lot,
at Crews Station, J1500. Terms, *290
cash, balance *25 per month. Exclusive
Rubber Tire Co.. 1*10 2d ave. 9-lS-3t
FOR SALK—A thoroughbred Kentucky
combination horse; guaranteed sound
and reliable. Call at Monarch Livery.
*-ll-4t-thu-sat-au-wed
IeMaword
RITES—One cent a word a day; no ad.
taken for lew* than 25e for flrat Inncr
tion. tank nnat accompany order.
JjOU bALb
TALK WITH ALAN J Kill SON.
Bell 100. f-4-tl
I BUT. sell and exchange real estate.
J. M. Gibson, 409 Empire Bldg.
12-24-tf
WE buy. sell, rent or exchange real es
tate. E. J. Burns Co.. 400 American
Trust Bldg. Phone 766. lu-4-tf
FOR SALE—One new 1913 Hudson six
cylinder. five passenger touring car.
$1800. This ear originally sold for $2500.
Southern Garage, 1924 Ave F. S-31-tf
FOR SALE or exchange for other prop
erty, city lots or farm lands, my plan
ing' mill on Ave. E and 16th st., now
In operation, including land, machinery j
and stock of lumber; about a $26,000 J
proposition. Richard Randolph, 2112 1st !
ave. 8-21-tf
FOR SALE—Six room bungalow, hard- ;
wood floors, furnace, gas, electric fix
tures; all improvements; large lot.
owner, 1439 N. 20th st. Phone Main
6821-J. 841-41
LADIES’ HIGH TOP SHOES; GUN
METAL, VIC I KID, PATENT DEATH- |
ER, BUTTON OR LACE; ALL THE'
NEW TOES; THESE SHOES RETAIL)
FOR $3.50; FOR SATURDAY ONLY
FOR $1.95. REMNANT STORE. 2017
2D AVE.
FOR SALE—Lease and furniture 9-room
house, best location, half value; owner
leaving town. Call Main 4170-J after <>
evenings and Sunday. 9-13-2t
PLANT your money in beautiful Bir
mingham suburban acreage, rash, time j
or exchange; $100 acre; liberal commis
sions to agents. Write Box 84<». Apply
821 American Bldg.
$2100—Modern 2-u.ny. 8-room residence;
large lot, between East Lake and Tide
water car lin«. Wood lawn; $11 Co cash,
balance 3 years. 821 American Bldg.
RATES—One cent a word a day; no ad.
taken for less than 25c for flr*t Inser
tion. t'nwh mnwt accompany order.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—At Maplehurst Station, S or
4-acre blocks, on car line and macada
mized road. Ik G. Pettyjohn, 1702 5th
ave.
FOR SALE—New home. 1 block of car, in
excellent neighborhood, on mountain side.
No hill to climb. Has large living room
with cut stone mantels, large dining loom
and kitchen downstairs, 4 bedrooms up
stairs, tiled bath; fire place upstairs,
nicely papered and electric fixtures, birch
doors. Of course, oak floors all over
house; furnace heat, screened, walks,
cemented basement; servant’s {darters
with plumbing: garage. In fact, every
thing absolute that should make an ideal
home. Will consider trade; easy terms to
desirable person. Fred A. Thomas, own
er, S42<> Main.
9-13-tf-sat-thu
FOR~ SALE-""OR” PR A DE—$1000 stock ‘ of
drugs. Apply Z-43, care Age-Herald. .
9-13-31
FOR SA LK—1913 7-passenger Cadillac.
$1400; 1911 5-passenger Cadillac, $6 0;
Oldsnioblle 7-passenger, $500; 1910 Pack
ard “30” Phaeton just painted, $1800; 1910
Packard “18” 5-passenger just painted,
$1500; llupniobile runabout, $425. All
are in first-class condition. Southern
Garage. 1924 Ave. V. 9-13-2t.
FOR SALE—Steinway ftiano, good as
new, $295: an extraordinary bargain.
Address K-41, care Age-Herald.
9-5-eod-tf
IF you wan foil lands or leases in Caddo
field (7000 acres), write G. W. Brown.
Jefferson. Tex. 9-4-17t
fob-AC R E farm for sa 1 e on Binning
ham-Springville pike road: two ana
half miles from Springville; a bar
gain. Address Geo. L. Byers, Spring
ville. Ala. 9-'j-4t-tu-thu-sa-su
FOR SAUK—Cheap, lots 15 and 16. block
15, Finney & Jones add. to Knsley. L.
| G. Pettyjohn, 1702 6th av e.
PLEASE READ THIS.
FOR SALE—Lot 50x170, located on the
southwest corner of Lyons ave. and
Berney st.. West End. One block south
of Berney station. On this elevated,
splendid lot is a 7-room residence. It
is the best built and best finished house
in Birmingham. It lias lights, gas and
water. It lias a fine bathroom, furnished
complete ready for connection. Swell
front porch; large back porch. .Good
outhouses on alley. Fine fruit trees. It
is strictly a desirable home. No. 1801.
Price, only $3500. Very fair terms. Now.
if you want a perfectly satisfactory
home you will not hesitate to buy this.
(Occupied by Captain Coken). Wesley
M. Smith, Bethea R. K. & Ins. Co.,
office 2027 3d ave. 9-13-2t
100 feet on Altamont road; 1^0
feet deep. Sewerage and street
Improvements in and paid for;
cost $50 pel* foot. Owner offers
for a quick sale at $33 per foot,
fee simple. Terms can be made.
CM AS. I. SMITH & M. Af HINES.
Lists and Sells.
Brown-Marx 535-6-7. M. 4247.
WA.N TKP—MALLHKLP
wX^CT^D^YoTmg^rneiwof^raflway news
service; security required. 318 N. 2Gth.
8-12-tC
WANTED—Non-union men; blacksmiths.
$4 day, 9 hours, shipsmith preferred; pat
ternmakers. $3.50 day, 9 hours; machin
ists, $3.75 day, 9 hours; steady work.
Home Industry Iron Works, Mobile, Ala.
8-26-30t
BE a barber7; easy work, big wages; few
weeks completes by our method; earn
while learning, tools furnished; write
for catalogue. Moler Barber College,
Atlanta, Ga. *_9-10-25t
WANTBJD—Carrier boys. Call at Age
Herald office between 5 and 8'a. m. Ask
for D. D. Monroe. 9-ll-3t
WANTED—Railway mail clerks; $75 to
$150 month. Details free. Franklin In
stitute. Dept. 2-F, Rochester, N. T.
7-18-to-9-lS-ex. tu-thu
WANTED—Responsible man in every lo
callty to handle paying proposition; no
capital required. Regal News Co., Bir
mingham Hotel Bldg., Birmingham,
Ala.^__9-12-31
men—WHY PAY *."1 FOR A PAIR OF
SHOES? WK HAVE ABOUT HALF A
DOZEN BRANDS; GUARANTEED *.7
SHOES, FOR »2.9u; PATENT LEATH
ER, GUNMETAL, BUTTON OR LACE.
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY;
COME AND GET A PAIR AS WE
CAN SAVE YOU *2 ON EVERY PAIR.
REMNANT STORE, 2017 2D AVE.
I.Ufll, slKAltiP OK SiULUN
7777 ~ 7 7177 7>7t7r7 f7rown pars, two
large brown spots on back; reward.
Phone 420. 9-11-Si
uoijS LOST—One lemon and white sct
ter, medium size; one large liver and
white pointer dog, bobtail. Reward for
return or information. M. W. Parsons,
1321 13th avenue, north, Birmingham.
Phone Main 3076. 9-12-31
STRAYED—From my farm” one brown
Jersey dehorned milch cow, about i
years old, in fine condition; left call
* two weeks old. Return to Fred Fowler,
Birmingham. R. F. D. No. 3, Oak
Grove, and receive liberal reward.
LOST—Copenhagen blue parasol, black
ebony handle studded with rhinestones;
lost Thursday night on Highland ave.
car; reward. R. M. Cohen, Steele-Smith
Co. 9-13-3t
RATES—One cent a venrd a day; no ad.
taken for lean tlinn 25c for flrat luaer
tion. t’awh muni accompany order.
FOK KENT
I — ^ * i in * ~ — ~ii~
FINESTANDTOLET
For lease after October 1, the beau
tiful double store (40x100 on alley),
108 and 110 21st street, now and for
years occupied by Warner ice cream,
luncb and confection parlors. The
lunch and confection parlors. Agents
or renters inquire of Mr. Warner on
premises, or phone 1292 Main. 8-15-tf
SMALL APARTMENT
FOR RENT
Well located on Southside. on two
car lines; low rental. Let us show
you. ,.[ |
"THE BEST SERVICE."
•T EMI SON REAR ESTATE & INS. CO.,
211 N. 20th St. Rhone 52S0.
m i - * ' -.
_______-_
I FOR RENT-AM but one room of fur
nished 6-room furnace heated bungalow
in best part of V eat End. Phone WesA
End 427. 9-12-tf
MOUNTAIN TERRACE
HOME FOR RENT
Modern in every way; in beauti
ful Mountain Terrace, the place
of homes; large reception hall, liv
ing loom, library, dining room
and kitchen: four large bedrooms,
ample closets, a delightful home;
rental reasonable. Let us show
you.
“THE BEST SERVICE"
JEM I SON REAL ESTATE & INS. CO.,
211 N. 20th St. Phone 5280.
SMALL APARTMENT.
Modern conveniences; well lo
cated; near car line and
schools; has two bedrooms;
prettily papered; rental only
$30.
GIBSON INS. & REALTY CO.,
312 N. 21st at. Phone 2785.
APARTMENT FOR RENT
On N. 10th st., facing east, on
park, near schools and churches;
has steam heat, furnished, living
room, dining room, kitchen, two
bedrooms, complete bathroom. See
us at once.
"THE BEST SERVICE."
JEM I SON REAL ESTATE & INS. CO.,
211 N. 20th St. Phone 5280.
START POULTRY LAYING
By giving to your poultry Con
keys laying Ionic. Price, 25c anil
60c. Also Chamberlain's beef egg
mash food. These and other poul
try supplies are sold by
JOHN L. PARKER,
Druggist, Florist and Seedman.
Woodward Bldg.
SIX-ROOM APARTMENT
FOR RENT
On 18th st., N.. near in; a com
plete home: all modern conven
iences, low rental.
"THE BEST SERVICE"
JEMISON REAL ESTATE & INS. CO.,
211 N. 20th St. Phone 5280.
FOR RENT—By private family, 2 large,
well furnished upstairs rooms, all con
veniences; $20 per month each. Ideal
place for lady school teacher who de
sires room In private home. 815 South
20th St. 1-12-41
IeIntIII
RATES—-One cent n word a day; no ad.
tuken for lean than 25c for flrat Inacr
tton. fwh nuint accompany order.
__ __FOR RENT_
OFFICES for rent, cheapT^ood^location,
modern and well lighted. See Macke,
2119*4 1st ave. 9-6-tf.
LADIES' LOW CUT SHOES; ANY PAIR
IN THE HOUSE WORTH UP TO $3.50
FOR $1.45. REMNANT STORE, 2017
2D AVE.
-----i____
SI ITE of rooms with private bath. 121$
20th .st.. south. Main 6114 W. 9-7-eoil-tf
FIRST CLASS apartments to rent, 2177
Highland avenue; in single rooms or
apartments. Telephone 2398-J Main.
9-12-Ct-sat-su-mo
FOR REN'S? The Lyman house, \<». i ? *
South 19th st.. for one year, from Octo
ber 1, 1913. See W. F. Lyman at the
residence. 9-12-tv)t
_ I OK KENT—ROO MS_
THE AVALON—All outside roomsTlur
Dace heat; modern conveniences;
moderate price; b&th free. 21 dc 5th
avenue. 6-26-tf
AT the Birmingham hotel, screened, elec
tric lighted, telepnones, and all service
of a first class hotel, with privilege of
bath. $3.60 per week. 5-11-tf
NATIONAL HOUSE. 209H N. 22d st., nice
ly furnished rooms from 26c up. 8-25-30t
FI RXISUED room, bol bath, phone.
house screened. 2420 5th ave. 9-9-lUt
FOB RENT- Nicely furnished ups tails
front room, elegant, heated bath room,
hot bath at all hours; house screened.
Bell phone. 2212 4th ave. 9-9-7c
TWO Bcwfyi completely furnished .
rooms for light housekeeping; also
large single front bedroom; bath !
conveniences; modern conveniences; j
ne wprlvate home; walking distance. '
706 26th st.. N. 9-9-5t 1
I’OR RENT—Two nicely furnished up
stairs rooms In private home; every
convenience; one block Highland cat ;
walking distance to town. Main 7057.
2102 Hum bolt ave. 9-913t.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FRONT
BOOM WITH HOARD. SOUTH HIGH
LANDS. 1801 HTH AVE. 9-9-7t
ArJ 1'ftACTIVE '■•"ii room, furnace heat,
good table, two car lines. 2018 10th ave.,
south. 9-10-5t
LADIES’ SKIRTS—JUST RECEIVED
ONE REMNANT LOT OF SAMPLE
DRESS SKIRTS MADE FP OF HIGH
GRADE MATERIAL; THESE SKIRTS
SELL WHOLESALE FOR $5 TO $8.
YOU CAN HAVE YOUR CHOICE FOR
$3.85. REMNANT STORE, 2017 21)
AVE.
TWO large, unfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping or bedroom and sitting
room near Five Points; reasonable; also
one furnished front room. 1027 S. 18th st.
Phone Main 4188-W. 9-18-21
KEN NY H OISE—Rooms and board, $5
week. 2217 4tli ave. 9-13-10t
MOISEY XU LEItH
TALK^WlTiVACA?r JEM1SON! '
Ground floor Steiner Bldg. 8-6-tf
REAL ESTATE loan, to suit you In
amount, terms and Interest; can pay
hack monthly or yearly; will take
second mortgages. John W. Prude,
106 N. 22d st. Bell phone 240.
10-16-tf
WE negotiate loans and sell real-elr
tate, can handle desirable farm
loans. Malone-McConnell Go., 2024 3d
ave. 7-17-tf
MONEY to lend on real estate! F. G.
Fonville, 631 1st Nat. Bank Bldg. 0-22-tf
WE negotiate personal loans secured by
acceptable collateral. 936 First Natl.
Bldg.___7-18-tf.
WE loan money on good collaterafand
buy mortgage paper or real estate If
offered at attractive prices. Helena
Land Company, 201 Brown-Mar*.
_ 8-27-tf
CHINESE SACRED LILT
BULBS
Planted now In bowls of water
supported with pebbles will pro
duce blooms in December. Mam
moth bulbs JOc each, 3 for 26c at
JOHN L. PARKER,
Druggist, Florist and Seedman.
Woodward Bldg.
EASTERN MONEY loaned on real
estate security In sums of J1000 and up
st 5 per cent simple interest anywhere
In the U. S. Will furnish funds to buy
home outright. Easy terms, long time
M. Y. Recluw, S. S. A., 1201 First Na
tional Bank Building, Nashville, Tenn.
___S-31-3flt
1 NEGOTIATE loans and sen real es
state. Jerome Tucker, 227 21.-.: st.
__ _ 12-17-tf ex sun
1 HAVE several clients with several
thousand dollars to lend. Carl Coker.
Attorney, First National Bank. Main
6155. 3-10-51
MONEY to lend at 8 per cent on im
proved city or suburban property; pur
chase money notes bought, no delay.
Ce ige L. Smith, Attorney, phone 1013.
1812 American Trust Bldg,_ 0-13-5t
PERSONAL ~
LmE5^H53r rewanI7""iJ~'posiUveiy"guar
antee my great successful "Monthly"
remedy; safely relieves some of the
longest, most obstinate, abnormal cases
in three to five days; no harm, pain or
Interference with work; mall, 11.50.
Double strength, J2.00. Dr. Southington,
88 I.ong Bldg., Kansas City. Mo. 6-24-tf
Prof. a. latiff
Is now located at
J 12314 -1th ave., N.
1-lMt
onecentTword
RATES—One cent a wont a dayi no ad.
(liken for lea* than 25c for flrat Inner,
tlnn. I’nah mnat accompany order.
WANTED—FEMALE HELP
LADIES—ARE YOU OUT TO BUY A
TAILOR-MADE SUIT? WE JUST RE
CEIVED ONE REMNANT LOT OF
HIGH GRADE LADIES' AND MISSES'
SUITS. ALL THE NEW MODELS
AND STYLES; EVERY SUIT IN THIS
LOT RETAILS FROM $25 TO $10;
YOU CAN HAVE THE CHOICE OF
ANY OF THEM FOR $12.65. COME
AND SEE THEM. THIS IS THE BIG
GEST BARGAIN IN BIRMINGHAM.
REMNANT STORE. 2017 2D AVE. *
_KODAKS
FILMS deveJopeBfTToir^er^foiir^printsrTi
and 4c each. Prompt attention and
work the best. Coveil Co. &.n-tf
Must Be Sold
LOT 20x100 NEAR
3rd Ave. & 18th St.
TERMS
Investigate this. We offer
bargains.
McDavid, Meyer,
Goldman & Terry
2109 1st Ave. Phone Main 2543
RAVEE NORRIS, Sales Mgr.
We Operate Oar Owe Plant, Maklap
RUBBER STAMPS
SEAL PRESSES,
STOCK CERTIFICATES,
LEGAL BLANKS, ETC.
ROBERTS & SON, (Inc.)
"THE BIO ALABAMA HOUSE
1812 10th Streets. Third ' ?.
Phone 8461 Main
A $5250 1
East of "0tli street and south of High
land avenue, about 5 blocks from
Five Points. Think of tills; It has 7
rooms, furnace heat and servant’s
house. Terms reasonable. Lot iu»
show you.
“We Want Bargains’’
McDavid, Meyer,
Goldman & Terry
2HMI First Ave. Phone 3548 Main
RAVEE NORRIS, Sales Mgr.
OUR CERTIFICATES furnish a
safe, profitable and convenient invest
ment. Backed by first mortgages and
free from taxes and worry* lf6* end
absolute safety appeals to you, write
for literature. SECURITY SAVINGS and
LOAN CO., BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
—
$1000 Cash Or Credit
And the assumption of $4000 will buy
you a modern 2-story. 7-room home
near 11th avenue and St. Charles
street, on a lot 45x140. Why do you
hesitate?
“Have You a Bargain?’’
McDavid, Meyer,
Goldman & Terry
2tO» First A vc. Phone 3543 Mala
RAVEE NORRIS, Sales Mgr.
For Sale
By owner; modern 9-room
house in best part of Norwood.
A bargain; easy terms.
C. M. WRIGHT
2008 3rd Avenue
Phone 9186 Main
Is This Cheap?
$5500
Lot 100x150 feet on Hanover Circle,
with all street improvements paid
and surrounded by homes costlngf
| from $5000 to $20,000 to build. You
know it Is
“Nothing But Bargains’’
McDavid, Meyer,
Goldman & Terry
2IOII tat Avc. Phone 2513 Main
RAVEE NORRIS, Sales Mgr.

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